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[E X C E R P T S  F R O M  V A R I O U S  N E W S P A P E R S
O N  A T T I T U D E S  T O W A R D  W A R]

("Bremer Bürger-Zeitung," July 3, 1916)
From ("Internationale Korrespondenz") Stockholm, July 29.

In Malmö, a proposal to introduce into the party program the following points was rejected:
- disarmament
- treaties on compulsory arbitration
- permanent neutrality of Scandinavia

"Hamburger Echo," July 14, 1916 (No. 163) cites from "Kölnische Zeitung" a note on sentiments in France — namely that soldiers are against war, against hatred of Germans, consider German soldiers "comrades in misfortune," hate civilians for their chauvinism.

..."communication between forward positions is strictly forbidden, to the great distress of many, for this small exchange of views with the enemy was pleasant as forbidden fruit."

"Kölnische Zeitung," 1916, No. 701 (July 13, 1916), 1st morning edition.

"Arbeiterpolitik," No. 2, July 1; No. 3, July 8, 1916.
Editorial office and dispatch: Aumunder-strasse 23. Manuscripts for the editorial office should be sent to A. Daknau, Bremen, Bremerhafenstrasse 33.

"Vorwärts," 
July 14, 1916:
"P A C I F I S M  A N D  S O C I A L -
D E M O C R A C Y"
against those who mock pacifism.
Idiotic Kautskyite article.

Idem. "Bergische Arbeiterstimme," July 14, 1916, signed Heinrich Ströbel.

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"Party News. From Swedish Social Democracy" (Editorial note).

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"O P P O S I T I O N  I N  S O C I A L - D E M O C R A T I C
P A R T I E S"

Braunschweig — Demonstration — Werner Dägwacht — Revolution on war — Independent Labour Party — Labour Leader — French proclamation (contribute to transforming the crisis into a revolutionary one) — Austrian resolution on opposition — Union of Bolsheviks of belligerent countries...

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Note written by Lenin on the reverse of a library request card. Apparently refers to July 1916. P.O.

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